The City of Mount Holly, NC is a beautiful city - culturally and historically rich community, with a thriving economy and a wonderful place to visit or those who are looking for the perfect place to relocate a business.

The City of Mount Holly, NC has a thriving economy and is the perfect location for entrepreneurs interested in starting a new business and those seeking to relocate an existing business. Mount Holly is a pro-business city, with a community of well educated, highly skilled residents and a productive workforce to draw from. Just minutes outside of Charlotte, NC - your business has easy access to one of America's largest airports, highways and rail transportation.

The City of Mount Holly, NC is dedicated to the residents and businesses within our community. We diligently strive to provide outstanding support to the community. Your city takes pro-active measures to continuously improve the quality of life, building new business opportunities, and rapid response to questions and issues.

The City of Mount Holly, NC cares about the beauty of our environment and the well-being of the community. Protecting the environment starts with you... at home and in the workplace. Get involved, take action and start making a difference. Browse the links to the left to learn more about how you can make a difference and together we'll keep Mount Holly a beautiful, wonderful place to live and raise a family.

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Mount Holly News

Mount Holly News

Hello Mount Holly Citizens, Please know that on behalf of our City Council and my staff I would like to thank you all for the wonderful, kind and supporting comments made about this year's 4th of Full Story ››

The Habitat for Humanity of Gaston County is going to build a new house in Mount Holly. The house is set to be located at 201 North River Street, adjacent to River Street Park. Full Story ››

Mayor Hough called the Joint Meeting between the City Council and the Recreation Commission to order at 6:30p.m. He welcomed the members of the Recreation Commission. InvocationCouncilman Gowen led the Council, staff and attendees in prayer. Full Story ››

Monday, July 14. Council Chambers. City of Mount HollyMount Holly City Council MeetingCouncil Chambers7:00 pm Call to OrderMayor Bryan Hough called the meeting to order at 7:00 pm. The following were present: Mayor Bryan HoughDanny Jackson, Full Story ››